All right, the debate over whether public companies should issue quarterly results is back. This topic reignited by a recent truth social post from President Trump, who says that a change to reporting to every six months instead of every three months would let managers better focus on running their businesses. The SEC says that it will prioritize the president's proposal, which he first pushed during his first term back in 2018.The topic was addressed in an op-ed around that same time by Warren Buffett and ...

The SEC is now looking into allowing public companies to report results every six months instead of every three months following a truth social post by President Trump yesterday. In a statement to CNBC, an SEC spokesperson said, "At President Trump's request, Chairman Atkins and the SEC is prioritizing this proposal to further eliminate unnecessary regulatory burden on companies. " In his social media post yesterday morning, President Trump made the case that a six-month reporting basis would save firms mon ...